A Fiery Bride in 1979: The Rugged Army Officer Is at My Feet

[Transmigrate into a book + 1980s setting + heroine builds a business + rugged soldier + sweet romance + protective husband + hero’s repressed, coercive love + running away while pregnant + government-sponsored study abroad + raising children + going abroad to win back his wife]

Stoic, battle-hardened officer × straightforward, clear-headed, flirtatious and spirited heroine

Top salesperson Xu Xiangwan unexpectedly transmigrates into a period novel she once read, cast in the role of a woman with nothing but love on her mind.

But she refuses to accept her fate. The first thing she does upon waking is tear into the scumbag and scheming white lotus who ruined the original owner’s life, breaking free of her doomed supporting-character role for good.

Knowing the entire plot, she refuses to follow the romance script and takes the initiative to marry a cold, taciturn, rugged officer.

Their marriage begins as a practical arrangement. She uses her husband’s family connections to get into college, and takes advantage of her status as a military spouse to focus on business.

Putting her sales skills to use, Xu Xiangwan sells clothes, sets up a street stall, opens a wholesale business, and starts a garment factory. She rises from a lowly doomed supporting character to a successful businesswoman of her era.

As they spend every day together before the wedding, his love gradually grows. The cool, taciturn man falls for her step by step and loves her to the depths of his soul.

What she doesn’t realize is that she has already fallen for him amid her knowing flirtation.

Just as she completes her studies, wins a government-sponsored study-abroad opportunity, and plans to divorce amicably and pursue her future, she unexpectedly discovers that she’s pregnant.

She quietly leaves for another country to study and build her business while pregnant.

The battle-hardened officer goes mad and crosses mountains and seas to chase after his wife abroad.

Before marriage, the hero is always afraid the heroine won’t marry him. After marriage, he goes straight from puppy to wolf.

[A long, full-length story: early chapters focus on getting revenge on scumbags, followed by sweet romance as the couple falls in love after marrying first]

[Mid-story: the heroine reaches the peak of her studies and career, with ensemble character growth and a supporting romance]

[Upright values, no messy love-triangle drama, and a devoted one-on-one romance to the very end]